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| Fargo learns from mistakes in flood fight | |
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| Fargo residents defiant in face of flood | |
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| Video: A national look at the next 3 days | |
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| Fiji cyclone damage overwhelming, leader says | |
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A powerful cyclone destroyed more than half the houses in many villages in northern Fiji, but only one death has been reported, officials said Thursday.
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| Forecast: Flood risk for third of U.S. | |
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| Power grid hit hard by Northeast storm | |
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Weather Related News- Weather News
| Vitamin A: Key mechanism that guides cells to form heart tissue | |||
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Researchers have identified a key cellular mechanism that guides embryonic heart tissue formation -- a process which, if disrupted, can lead to a number of common congenital heart defects. |
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| Shutting out soft tissue cancers in the cold | |||
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Cryotherapy, an interventional radiology treatment to freeze cancer tumors, may become the treatment of the future for cancer that has metastasized in soft tissues (such as ovarian cancer) and in bone tumors. Such patients are often not candidates for surgery and would benefit from minimally invasive treatment, say researchers. |
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| Urban CO<sub>2</sub> domes increase deaths, poke hole in cap-and-trade proposal | |||
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In the first study ever done on the local health effects of the domes of carbon dioxide that develop above cities, researchers found that the domes increase the local death rate. The result provides a scientific basis for regulating CO2 emissions at the local level and points out a significant oversight in the carbon dioxide "cap-and-trade" proposal that was passed by the House of Representatives in June 2009. |
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| Could a pill increase learning ability post-puberty? | |||
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New research shows that a novel brain receptor, alpha4-beta-delta, emerges at puberty in the hippocampus, part of the brain that controls learning and memory. |
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| New TB booster shows promise | |||
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A booster shot appears to improve tuberculosis (TB) resistance in previously vaccinated adults, according to new research in South Africa. |
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| Earlier butterfly emergence linked to climate change | |||
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Butterflies are emerging in spring over 10 days earlier than they did 65 years ago, a shift that has been linked to regional human-induced climate change in an Australian-led study. The work reveals a causal link between increasing greenhouse gases, regional warming and the change in timing of a natural event. |
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| Layered graphene sheets could solve hydrogen storage issues | |||
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Stacked sheets of graphene may be a promising material for capturing and storing hydrogen for future fuel-cell systems according to recent research. |
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| New statistical method for genetic studies could cut computation time from years to hours | |||
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Mathematicians have developed a new computational strategy for genome-wide association studies that corrects for population structure and is both faster and easier to use. |
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| A magical way to move kids: Researcher uses magic tricks to treat children with locomotor disabilities | |||
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An innovative yet remarkably simple series of therapeutic exercises has been developed for children and young adults based on sleight-of-hand tricks used by professional magicians. |
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| Stem cells suspended in X-ray-visible microbubbles build new blood vessels to treat peripheral arterial disease | |||
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Bone marrow stem cells suspended in X-ray-visible microbubbles dramatically improve the bodys ability to build new blood vessels in the upper leg -- providing a potential future treatment for those with peripheral arterial disease or PAD, say researchers. |
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| WISE captures a cosmic rosebud blossoming with new stars | |||
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A new infrared image from NASAs Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE, shows a cosmic rosebud blossoming with new stars. The stars, called the Berkeley 59 cluster, are the blue dots to the right of the image center. They are ripening out of the dust cloud from which they formed, and at just a few million years old, are young on stellar time scales. |
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| African bird discovery proves there is something new under the sun | |||
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"Four and 20 black birds baked in a pie" -- but wait, one has blue-gray eyes. That discovery, backed by DNA analysis, means scientists now know there is one more species of black shrike in the Albertine Rift of Africa than was previously thought. And if Dr. Gary Voelker has his way, hell soon be studying the birds habits to determine its susceptibility to the deforestation now occurring across its native habitat. |
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| Novel medical home program for pediatric patients, families cuts ER visits in half | |||
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In the first quantitative study to look at the benefits of utilizing the medical home concept in a resident-education outpatient clinic at a specialized childrens hospital, researchers found that participation in the program significantly reduced families use of the emergency room. |
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| Delano prepared for rising Crow River | |||
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The south fork of the Crow River at Delano is forecast to hit major flood stage by Friday morning, but a city official says the central Minnesota town is ready. |
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| Researcher maps how age, gender can affect risk to radiation exposure | |||
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Scientists imaged cartilage, bone marrow and two types of mineral bone in 20 different skeletal sites from two newborns to learn more about how much radiation is absorbed by the body. They discovered that children have a greater percentage of total mineral bone in direct contact with sensitive bone marrow than do adults. This has implications for radiation treatments and types of chemotherapy used to treat cancer patients, especially therapies targeting pediatric bone cancers. |
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| Nano-based RFID tags could replace bar codes | |||
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Researchers have come up with an inexpensive, printable transmitter that can be invisibly embedded in packaging. It would allow a customer to walk a cart full of groceries or other goods past a scanner on the way to the car. |
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| Cloves are best natural antioxidant, Spanish study finds | |||
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Using spices eaten in the Mediterranean diet as natural antioxidants is a good way forward for the food industry, given the beneficial health effects of these products. This has been shown by researchers in Spain who have put the clove in first place. |
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| Measuring protein movements with nanosecond resolution | |||
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Researchers who developed a method for observing nanosecond-scale movements of proteins have used it to distinguish two structural forms where only one was known. The experiments focused on HP35 in the protein villin, which contributes to cells stability by linking actin filaments. More generally, the results suggest that this method, based on fast electron transfer between different parts of a protein, could help unlock the mechanisms behind folding and misfolding of proteins. |
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| Progress has been made in war on cancer, but still many challenges | |||
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Although there have been achievements in the battle against cancer, including a decrease in the rate of death and new diagnoses, cancer remains one of the leading causes of death in the US, with a need for continued improvement in the areas of prevention, detection and treatment, according to a commentary. |
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| Spring may have to wait in Oklahoma - NewsOK.com | |||
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Telemet - News
| 19/03/2010 | Chapa Verde Ski Area acquires its first PB300 |
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We want to congratulate Chapa Verde Ski Area, located in the Rancagua region from Chile, for acquiring their first PistenBully model PB300.
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| 19/03/2010 | The Municipality of Zapallar, V Region, Acquires a New BeachTech 2000S |
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This new unit BT 2000S, acquired through the process of a public tender, was already delivered to the Municipality of Zapallar (Chile’s Fifth Region) for its immediate use during the summer season 2009-10.
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| 19/03/2010 | Kodiak Northwest Snow-blower for DGAC from Chile |
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During September 2009, as a result of having won a public tender, Telemet Sudamerica delivered two Kodiak Northwest snowblowers to the Civil Aeronautics Agency of Chile.
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| 19/03/2010 | The most cost-effective vehicle in its class! |
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Its amazing climbing capability, high work rate and extremely comfortable driver’s cab make the Formatic 350 a solid vehicle for slope preparation.
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| 19/03/2010 | The first PB100 Arrives to Chile |
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Telemet Sudamércia S.A. y Cía. Ltda. announces today the arrival of the first PistenBully 100 to Chile for Anglo American Sur, S.A. operations in Santiago, Chile.
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| 19/03/2010 | Codelco La Andina and Anglo Disputada Purchase The First 4-PB600 Polar For Chile |
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Two of the biggest mining operations in Chile have placed an order for four (4) PB600 Polar snowgroomers, "Mining Edition", for their high mountain operations.
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| 19/03/2010 | Portillo has acquired the first PB400W in Chile |
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Portillo Ski area from Santiago, Chile has acquired from Telemet Sudamerica a brand new PistenBully 400W model 2009. This is the first acquisition in its type for Chile.
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| 19/03/2010 | New Pisten Bully 400 |
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Technically top of its class. Extremely easy and comfortable to operate. Absolute precision. The PistenBully 400 possesses all the features which are essential for work on the roofs of the world.
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| 19/03/2010 | Expansion of the PistenBully family |
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Snow groomers by the Formatic brand are amongst the pioneers of vehicles designed to operate on snow. The Formatic brand belongs to Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeug AG since 2008.
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| 19/03/2010 | New acquisitions of PistenBully's equipment from Chilean Ski Areas |
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El Colorado, La Parva and Valle Nevado Ski Areas from Santiago - Chile, have acquired from Telemet Sudamerica three new PistenBully models year 2008.
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| 19/03/2010 | Valle Nevado continues to expand its fleet acquiring a PB 200 Park Bully model 2008 |
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The Ski Area Valle Nevado from Santiago, Chile, has acquired from Telemet Sudamérica a new PistenBully 200 Park Bully, model 2008.
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| 19/03/2010 | Ski La Parva increases its snow-grooming fleet acquiring a PB 200 Park Bully year 2008 |
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La Parva Ski Area from Santiago, Chile, has acquired from Telemet Sudamérica a new PistenBully 200 Park Bully of 2008 edition.
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| 19/03/2010 | El Colorado Ski Area Acquires a PB 300W-2008 |
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The Ski Area El Colorado from Santiago, Chile, has acquired from Telemet Sudamerica a new PistenBully 300W of 2008 collection to be delivered for use at this coming winter season 2008.
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| 19/03/2010 | Interactive Weather Pages |
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Make your weather page come alive as your users receive up-to-date weather information through an interactive map.
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| 19/03/2010 | Latitude 42° north air assault |
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On March 1 and 2, 2008 took place the fourth edition of "Latitude 42 North Air Assault" organized by Telemet, Inc. at his partner’s facilities Hunter Mountain Ski Bowl.
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| 19/03/2010 | First Integrated Center in South America, dedicated to mountain engineering and environmental technology. |
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| 19/03/2010 |
Valle Nevado Acquires a PB 300W-2007, for immediate delivery |
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Valle Nevado Ski Area from Santiago, Chile has bought from Top Service by Telemet a new Pisten Bully 300 W, year 2007, with immediate delivery to be used this winter season.
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| 19/03/2010 | A better way to control Dust and Odor |
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Dust Boss: The leader in dust control solutions for the demolition & construction industries.
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| 19/03/2010 | Hosted Weather Solution® |
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A tool that allows you to provide to your visitors the most up-to-date weather information, graphics and videos without having to worry about maintain your weather segment.
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| 19/03/2010 | Digital Signage |
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AccuWeather® by Telemet, Inc. delivers the best-looking weather graphics and the most accurate weather data to digital signage companies to enhance the value of their presentation.
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